I am an automotive tech, can i do live over computer, I do not talk well do to stroke's

I don't think so

Depends on what you may be talking about , automotive or agriculture or computers. In ag equipment it is a circuit board for the specified controller. In computers it is a card for a specific program. In automotive it is a chip for a engine or trans controller to reprogram.

Are you talking about owners manual?
If so, go to mopar.com
scroll down the page, click on owners manual link.
I believe they ask you to log-in, you don't have to do that, click on the link that says, add a vehicle, then type in year--make--model, It will be a pdf file, so have to load it and all that good stuff, but, it is there.
If you want a "repair manual for free", you know what they say, you get what you pay for.
Some libraries in large communities carry automotive databases. If you live in an area that the library serves, one of their automotive databases you can access on your home computer. I'm not saying it is the best, it isn't, but, better than nothing.
You can also, buy a one year subscription, one vehicle. It doesn't cost much, some shops use the same databases. Alldata and Mitchel just to name a couple. You might be able to talk to Chrysler and get a factory service manual/s, it isn't free.

Lost current communication with fuel injector control module ? Would you like to try and explain that a little better ? Lost communication with Engine computer PCM/ECM ? A scan tool won't talk with the PCM / ECM ? What type scan tool ? Can your scan tool talk with any other control module on the vehicle ? BCM , EBCM , SRS etc... if you know what those are ? Or current , are you talking about electrical current ? I know I only have thirty years experience as automotive Tech . I need terms that I can relate to .

Are you talking about owners manual or repair manual? www.Autozone.com has free repair info and wiring diagrams. Some libraries carry automotive databases, wiring and repair info. One of the databases you can access on your home computer for free, if you live in an area they serve. If you live outside the area they serve, you can buy access for a small yearly fee. The access is for every year--make--model that they cover, not the best, but, better than nothing. Also, www.bbbind.com has wiring diagrams for free.

Mitchel and alldata, just to name a couple, for a small yearly fee, you can have access to repair info and wiring diagrams, for one vehicle, the fee isn't bad. You can buy more access for higher cost.

a biger 4 stroke engine will out live a smaller 2 stroke engine many times over,,, but it all depends on how well its serviced and how its driven,,,belting the guts out of it all day and its not going to live very long

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You need to call Tech Support so that you can talk to a live person. This is so much easier to do live over the phone.